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Nancy Wynne Speaks of the
'bite Letts of an interesting Debutante
Tea Tomorrow
OX SATURDAY, for once, the
debutnntefl were uliclvwl nnd their
riders and the britlcn were nll-lin-nertant,
There werp Kovernl Intenmtlnc
''.jjlngu, thr Whltcmnrsli rut-en, with
lunclieent before nnd illnncrs nfter, nml
two dances for the younger married
Mti te, altogether,, It wns n very gay
WLelle Cnrler's nnd Ham Iteevc'u
-redding, which took elnce nt the
Church of the Geed Shepherd nt Roge Rege Roge
nient nt neon en Saturday, was most
itrlklnif. The bride were beautiful lace
0Ter nilvcr cloth, nnd carried Easter
lilies nnd lilies of the valley, nnd the
brMcsninlds were In cloth of Beld nnd
carried bunches of old rote nnd golden
dahlias. Can you Imnglne anything
mere attractive -j.ne eirert wns ruih-e
nine and very original, me cnuruii was
lorgeeiis; the chancel n mnm of white
chrvantlipmums nnd every tiew In the
middle nlsle-httd u huge bunch of rone rene rone
celored dnhllas.
A lare reception followed nt Almon Almen
hu'ry Heuse, Mr. nnd Mrs. Geerge
Brookes' place nt Ithnn.
In the nfternoeti there were crowds
at the races nt Whltcmnrsli. Mr. nnd
Sir. Charles Churehmnn enve n buffet
luncheon beforehand nt their home In
Jenklntewn. nnd they nnd their guests
went ever later. The race track by
the entrance wns lined with earn lined
with people (there Ih no grandstand
I..-., iimv. vmi knew) nnd there were
...net- mnrn nersnns wnlldiit: nreuud nnd
..-i-,, ni the uuiiint little White-
nmnih Hunt Club nenrby. After the I
racet Mr. niu Mrs. lucliimi M. Uiu
waladcr khm' quite u large buffet diiuur
jit their country place nt Tort Washing
ton, where they gave n dnnce for Runny
Cearj earlier in the week, jeu re
member. ON SATURDAY night Mr. nnd Mrs.
Jehn II. McFaddcn were the guentn
nf honor nt n dance nt the Rmlner Hunt
Club given by Mr. nnd Mrs. Rarcluy
MeFmldpn.
Itofere the ilnnre ppvcrnl Main Line
rcnplp gave dinners. Mr. nnd Mrs. 12:1--.inl
Uiewnlnjj entertained for Anne II.
Tiiunvend. one of the seiiHen'M debs, nnd
Mr. nnd Mrs. Rebert K. Strnwbrldge
mid Rebecca Thompson, the Wnlter G.
TliomenB' daughter, also enteitnined.
Mr. Rarclny McKndden. who wns
Viirinln HeckHcher, mnile lie? ilebullicre
N'pw Yerk, nnd bhe was inarrip.l nt the
end of June lit Southampton. She nnd
her husband will live here, and they
he taken Mr. and Sirs. Harry
Thnjcis' house In Iinvi-rfeid until Ne- i
veinber. when they will come te town. I
Hhe Is meit attractive. I saw her for!
the first time at the Rr.vn lluwr Herse '
Shew with her cousin-in-law, Teddy ,
Ilrewning. Klie has light brown hair
nnd a fair complexion, and seems very
sweet.
The -ecend dunce en Saturday eve-
miiR w-ns one which Harriet Ztinmcr
Iat titer nnd her imirrlasp In April i ?."". wnose mnrrmKe ie mvs. ar
, one of .he most t.npertant of the I ngt. - t.fe' Nem
Pflrly spring wed lings. Mrs. Jehn Me- 'ls lnturned 0Il Smurday te her hew.
rmlilpn wns Horcnce bllsuerth. etiasr. v ,.v,nr,H,, .,..,, i cn-mnn.
liinnn g.ive ler Jlnrglirettu Hlllirpless. ' marriage- w .Mr. j-e-ir ji. iiKinsun,
Mr nml Mrs T Wilsen ShurnlesM' I B0" et Mr- nnd MlT Jeseph R. Wllktn
WhVer ulm. iiinnS in Sp ! "" w' tnhp Pnce " Tucsdnv after-
aiiBhter, win sc man Inge te Wnlter nnet October 21, In the Kplscepnl
JIess, Jr.. will lake place next spiing. church of Our Envleur. The guests will
Hun let's parents. Mr. und Mrs. Jehn include the brldnl party.
... ... . i
l,dt (1 iinini'iiiuiiiii, gave up the ten, , Mrs. Geericn Blessing and her chit-
wlileli they bad planned for their debu- ",- -, ..,, ' dren have taken an npartment at the
tnnte (laughter I'ecllla, because of tbp ijrermaniOWn Bl-inhelm in Swarthmore, whero they
death of Mr. Zlmiiiermanii' i aunt, i Mr. nnd Mrs. William Ogelsby, of 60 I wlu 8pe,,d the wlnter
ilrf. Charles C. Hnrrlsun, and u great i West Chelten nvenue. have sailed for a ( Mrs Oorce Herbert Brlnten, Mra
many pieple had iuiiigincd the dunce ' lx weeks' trip te Kurope. I Irving W. Fnmuharsen and Miss May
n -.' I.hi. but. as Hurriet. and net The Rev. Charles Henry Arndt, D. v., ' )'.?'& l&iS" wWth-v nr'n
her parents, gae It. it wns net pest- and Mrs. Arndt, of 59 West Tulpeheckeii I da3 ,n UeadlnS. Pa- wnere iheV ttre
imuvj. i up (laiicp nun uecii posipeneu
fruin July ns it wns. I
. I
rnOD.V) we have another breathing '
lf
fi ai" lictwpen tpnu. Tumorrew thev
bi'sle ti-.'nin and t.u en throughout the
'" "" "i'' en AVmlnwilny for
Mnij Stout is off, of course, ns the
h-i .. .11 iiieuiniiis, but ivc will
liRvi itnrbnrn Clnjten' te re te. To Te
mnrniH tSriicp fjaveRc, Mr. und Mr.
llmrlps l lmunrcy Snviicrs' yeuncent
I'aiiBhter. vill hi- intreducwl. und t'u'i'e
Mill he iinother Riithcrlne of the SnviiRe, I
jmicinv nml turr tninl Ich. Mr. Sav
ing's ister uiis tin- Inte Mrs. Charles
IniTln nml em of her datiRhtcrs.
Miss Mary Barclay, ninrrifd Mr. Isaac
Starr.
iJr-uv's .lster, Pelly, mint' out last
junior nnd Mniian, the eldost daughter,
1 new married nnd IhitiR in l.eriiiR,
. 1. She is Mrn. Lambert IIeynlRer.
?,'", HfjiiiRcr. Mrs. Starr und Mr,
"ilium I.jttloten JJnrcluy will recclve
t tin- ttu.
XANCY WYNNE
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr .lr.hn c. nail. Jr., will act na
lit imin nt the tmirrhiKO of JIIss Al
Bfrtri iMnteiiit Itcutli, dauRhter of JIis.
lenj.inili, ll. rtrath. of ion Walnut
Mieet and Mr. Hairy IteseiiKartcn Noll Nell
,?" hlei win take iil.ioe en Wodiu.s Wediu.s
ini .'1 I f' 'vi'hun'H Church, Tenth
? ! V ,!" u, s,r,,t'- The ushers will
iv2l,H, llr,. f,lnyten McJIIchael. Mr.
Irerteilcit It. nr.iytcn, Mr. Crawford C.
-uueiili, ,r W am D Slrni.,1 I',,.,.
Jihi Cluiles What ten, lT,
L ?Nl'".1:"1'1 Tayler. Mr.
. S. A., Mr.
Ilnile. :m,
ClLUlfH J,.
Mr. lioeiBf Wharten Pcpner
jr
1 1 ll.l .in'r,i Vnlii).l t 1.,
de 1 ,ni V",lr".u' -Mr' cl.iy McKad
aii and Mr Jehn 1). Tlmjer. 3d.
miJ,n M'f ?.',re' Te1"1 K'lwnnl Zlmmer
E '' Vf ,. .'heniuit Hill will slw, n,
natic, ,i, lhur.sd.iy evening Dwember
ni V11 '"." " tlll'lr ileliutiinte dauh
. MIm Amu CeullU Zimmeimanu.
n iVri mi'"1 ?'"' Jehn ''"Inzer, of Phest-n,-,,
'!''. V1'0 are "ew IV"K ' Pa I1.
I1111, 'IU"B ''""Kratulatlen.s en the
Prn,. ai Mn " Wediiusdny lust, Dr.
,1, ',' xsU" l!i "xchnnife piofenjer of
?a,H!",-s!tl"" ,'" ,t,la country, has .",
V.X iK ' ,,eml "Hice June, i.sltlnB the
n"s MHs Mary l. Tlluhnian
w and Mr Xnthanlel Knowles,
of
Engaged
Ztethxx&teta
Photo by I'hote-Crnftere,
Witt MARGUERITE S. GRAHAM
Pauehter of Mra. W. W. 6're-
. 0fL253 Seuth forty-fifth
yret,whe8e engagement te Mr.
feieph M. Cook hat recently
been announced
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Many Gayeties of Saturday.
Chestnut Hill, wilt give- n theatre party
en Friday evenlnf, November 24, lu
noner of thelr dobutnnte daughter, Miss
Nancy du I. Knowles.
Mr. Carl Chryatcr Austin, of 1520
bpruce street, tins Issued Invitations for
ii dinner-dance nt the Acorn Club en
Wednesday evening, November 8. te In
troduce Ills daughter, Miss Terrell Aus
tin, Dr. ntlll Itfrn Thnmn, 1tAerll.,nj
Hatberc, iiiitiounce the engnKenlcut of
their daughter, Mist Dorethy llond llend
Ing. te Dr. Edward llroekn Keffer, son
of Dr. and Mrs. Kdwnrd lungerlch Kef.
fer, of Overbroek.
Mis Mary Carrell Ilelln. debutante
chtUKhrcr of Mr. and Mn. William A.
neljn, of .Strafford, will be the guust
of honor at ;i dinner which Mr. nnd
airs. Jeypph Plumb, of Ardmcre, will
give en Tueedny evening, October 21,
J he gucstH will later nttend the dance
which Mr. mid Mis. T. Duncan Wheelen
will glve for Miss Frances F. Gerhard,
daughter of Dr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Hewell
uernnru, or unj de kaneey piace. Dr.
and Mrn. Ucrburd have IsKuert cards for
ft tea en Saturdny afternoon, Novem
ber I, from 4 until 7 o'clock, te lntto' lntte' lntto'
duce their daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard FJ. Norten, of
Falcon Hill, Jtosement, entertained at
dinner en Friday evening last.
Dr. and Mrs. L. Jny Hammend, of
1222 Sprucp street, will entertain nt
dinner nt their home en Frldny eve
nlng, October 27, In honor of their
daughter. Mint Frnnccs flays Ham Ham
eond, whnrzp mnrrl.iL'e te Mr. Rebert C.
I Liggett, fen of Mr. nnd Mis. Crnlg Llg-
wit. of
mis city, win tane jimre en
Saturday. Or'pbcr 28. The guests Mill
Include tin. btidal party.
Mr. and Mrs. Jnred Breeke, of' New
Vcrk, spent the week-end an the guests
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles M. Lea nt West
Thorpe, Deven.
Miss M. routine Coppee. who has been
entertained for a week s the guest of
Mrs. J. Uertram Mpplneett, of 1712
Spruce street, nt her country place,
Melmar, Ilethayrcs, has returned te her
home In California,
Mrs. Geerge H. Carle, 3d, and her two
children, who hnve been spending a few
weeks In Atlnntle City, returned en
Friday te their home, Grays lane,
Haverford.
Mrs. Qoergo Uirnett and her daugh
ter, Miss Anne Corden, have returned
te Washington uftnr spending severnl
months en the I'aclflc Coast nnd In
Panama. Miss Elaine Tayler Kngllsh,
dnughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick W.
town, after spending n few dayB as the
guest of Mrs. Barnett.
The Philadelphia Chapter, A. T. C.
held their first meeting of the scasxm
at the Bollfvue-Stratferd this afternoon
at -:30 o'clock.
MrH- Thernag nlten Jr.. of Wnlmar-
thim. Ht. ii-.vifia u-nvn n ,uMipin nn
Saturday for the benellt of the Geerge I
W. Chllds Llbrnry, of Wnyne.
Mr. Herace H. Fritz, of the WcllliiK-
ten. will entertain nt dinner en Monday
evcnlnc. October 23. In honor of his
duuirhtcr. Miss Annn Rex Fritz, whose
.v.. . - . w.i, ...
street, nave returned rrem a trip te
Portland, Ore. Dr. Arndt, who Is rector
of Christ Eplfcapal Church, attended
the sessions of the Ep'srepal Church
convention, held at Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Perl, of Oerman Oerman
tewn, announce the betrothal of thelr
dnughter, Miss Vera Perl, te Mr. Sylvan
HarrlH, of thin city.
Mrs. Samuel Rosenbaum and her
fnmlly. of 215 EaBt Cliveden avenue,
returned this week en the Orduna from
,'i.u,"" ,: ?.. ,.," "'.,.
hn Bin' Am if slin w
ere the nun
Apt II. She will occupy nn
npartment nt the I,cnigacre during the
tan.
Holmesburg
Mi's Emily Jnnsen, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Themas O. Jansen, nf Cott Cett
mnn strnet, Is spending a fortnight in
Bosten, where she in visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Arthur Celeman.
The Women's Auxiliary of the Chartes
McMenamy Pest gnve a bake en Sat
uidny afternoon nt the Legien Hoube,
8040 Frankford nvenue.
Yardley
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. D. Conever, of Chi
cago, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Klrlc Ulack has been BDendlnir a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Geerge
Hunt In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Fred Fleck and Miss Jessie Wil Wil
eon, of Merlen, were visiting friends en
TucBday.
Miss Potts and Miss MncFarland. of
West Chester, were guests of Mr. and ,
Mrs. P. C. Potts ever the week-end.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert Benward, Mlssl
Iluth Ucnward and air. Walluce Ben-
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ward, of Brooklyn, nnd Mrs. Elmer
Blnckt'eid, of Irunellen, were Sunday
guests of Miss Kinina Hewell.
Norristown
Mrs. H. H. Fisher, of 1351 De Kulb
strect, entertnlncd at n tea en Saturday
nftcmoen from 3 te C o'clock nt her home
In honor of her twelve nieces, Mrs.
Henry K. Kurtz, Sr of Gcrmnntewn :
Mrs. William Marriett Canity, of Chest
nut Hill; Mrs. Henry K. Kurtz, Jr.. of
Mount Airy; Mis. Nerrls S. Ixmgnlccr
and Miss Betty I)ngacre of HarrU
burg; Mrs. Heward Boyd, Miss Helen
G. Sllngluff, MIsb Tlosalle Ixmgnkcr.
Mrs. William II, Sllngluff, Mrs. Jehn
Rex. Mrs. James H. Boyd nnd Mrs.
eclved with Mrs AInridr S I u-' 5'p,"0(,lt ',hurch, nerfermed the mar
channn an Mrs Rebert C " SeWen Alte rieLf!e ceremony. The brlde nnd brlde
aWslstln ur xViSS l.'m Inn Hcnrv Krt,'n went uniittended. The bride wero
Heiven Mrs ?r slvSrn Re car Mis C ll whlt" MMen crepe dress trimmed with
Hubert We nti - am fnw Frances Stei I s',linlsh lafe nml carried ft bouquet of
riCoten tnu nnd Mlss lrnnce3 lVSt0" roses. Tpen tlirlr return from a wed
c ' ding trip Mr. and Mrs. Clark will live In
Mr. and Mrs. Jeseph Cook, of 713 Norristown, The bride Is a member of
oble strcet. entertained nt tlve hundred
at their home en Friday evening.
Miss Mary Hengcn. of 714 Aster
street, was the guest of honor at a sur
prise, party given In celebration of her
eighteenth birthday anniversary.
Mr and Mrs. Hdward T. Beggs, of
1347 De Kalb street, have gene en a trip
te Niagara Falls, Buffalo and Canada.
Delaware County
Mrs. Klmer Slean nnd her children, i
who hae been spending the summer1
with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. Har
vey Frencfleld. of Media, 'eft en Sat
urday for their home In Ohie. I
Mr. nnd Mrs. Andrew M. Eastwlckl
H'HU Il'lUMlt'U HI llltjll llUllltl 111 VU.11UJ&-
ford from u stay nt Lake Mehunk, N. Y.
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PAISLEY PRINTS used for entire dresses, blouses and
trimmings here in abundance, tO OC JPL Jf CA
though scarce in the market iOiO OC 44OU
BROCADED CREPE, all colors, popular for entire dresses,
evening and daytime wear. Black mere in de- dje QP
mand than colors. Special Pf ttO
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3B-INCH SATIN CANTON CRFPE Special de f
A stunning silk for the new model, with longer PO00
skirt, a dressy silk and yet practical, mere in favor than the
plain Canten crepe.
Yeu will be repaid by a trip up the elevator
te our daylight salon
Where the best silks are kept, priced less, substantially less
than retail stores.
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IMPORTERS. DESIGNERS AND MAKERS OF WOMEN'S AND
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FOR MORE THAN TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS
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Sale of "Harris" Samples
CONTINUES TOMORROW
Suits Coats Dresses Juvenile
Apparel
Frem Our Manufacturing Plant Alse a Cpl lectien of
Sainplea Frem America's Foremost Designers
Sample Sample Sample
Coats Suits Gowns
29.50 te , 39.50 te 25.00 te
195.00 150.00 150.00
In This "Different Kind of Juvenile Stere"
Sample Dresses Sample Coats
4.9S te 16.50 11.95 te 25.00
Blouses 3.75 te 12.50
Regularly 9.95 te 42.50
We Specialize in Apparel That Slenderise the Larger Women
Constance
Redgers,
daughter
of Mrs.
L. Willard
Redgers,
who will
make
her debut
at a tea
en December 4.
attending the State Federation of Wom
en's Clubs.
Mrs. F. W. Haines ha Issued Invita
tions for a card party at her home In
Ridley Park en Wednesday next.
Mrs. I. Jcwctt Dyer has returned te
Wllkes-Barre from a visit te friends near
Rese Valley.
Clark Garis
Miss Esther G. Garls, daughter of Mr.
Themas W. Gut Is, of 332 James street,
Norristown, and Mrs. Geerge W. Clark
son of Mr. and Mrs. Snmuel Clark, of
Philadelphia, were married last Saturday
evening nt the home of the brlde. The
nev. .1. u. Heffman, pastor of the First
the .Norristown teaching corps. The
rps.
M
bridegroom served In the u.
achlne
uattauen overseas.
The serlrtr editor of the Krmtiur
Public ldrrr will lx glad te reeme
unr Itrmn of Midst defnes In tarleuK
sections of the. city. The note mint
Iki Hrlttrn en one Hid of the papfr enlr,
nml timnt be litnel with the sender'
full name, urtdreftg nnd telephone num
ber, as the Item mutt be csp-ble of
vert 11 catien.
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AT 29.50 Smtrt straight-line frock of vCrr
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AT 79.50-A new Ceat version, ehevsing the
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THE CAStLE
219 8. nneAD ST.
Newly Preratd Rrduwi Prtcee
Monday night is
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"THK TWO SQUARE BOUNDERS"
WM. WESTON & CO.
MUSICAt COMEDY OFFERINO
ALEX. SPARKS & CO.
In A 'MUSICAL COMEDY PANTOMIME'
DETZEL & CARROLL
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THE GLADIATORS
"AN ACROBATIC NOVELTY"
FEATURE EDUOATIONAZ, AND
NEWS FEATURES
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DIRECTION WILLIAM M0R11I8
World's
Orettaat
Entertainer
In New &
Old Benn
NIGHTS, BOO TO $2,60. MATS. Win
THUBB., FRIDAY ft SAT.. 6O0 TO $2.00
2 Waaks Belnnln Next Monday Seata New
TllE GHfiAI AMtWCAN ACTOR,
WALTER
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MACBETH Mendav Et. & Saturday Mat.
MERCHANT or VENICE-TlSJadiy Eranlnr
HAMLET Wadncadav Mat & Friday Eye
ERVANT IN THE HOUSE Wad. Eve.
OTHELLO Thursday Evonlng Evenlng
TAMINO OF THE liHHEW Saturday Ey.
Fyi..Sat Mat 7oe te 2 (ip. Wd Mat BOe te tj
With
Helene Chadwick
and Richard Dix
With
James Kirkwood
and Ralph Lewis
This Week
AT TUB
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ACADKMY (IF Mt ir. lUii.lUSS
FIVE SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS
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14. Jan. 18, lb ZZ '
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ORCHESTRA
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Albert Centra.
Gueet Conductor
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SEENA OWEN
LOWELL SHERMAN
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11:80. 1:30. 3:80, 6:30, 7:80. 0:10
THIRD WEEK PARAMOUNT PRESENTS
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Themas Meighan
Leatrice Jey Leis Wilaen
A Remance That Thrills
Through Scenes of Riotous
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TODAY
A photogravure of Themas
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Lady Attending.
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COMING NEXT WEEK
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MONDAY A TUESDAY NEXT
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"THE SIN FLOOD"
WITH
JAMES KIRKWOOD
HELENE CHADWICK
RICHARD DIX
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10 A. M. TO 11 P. M.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Tomorrow Night at 8:30
ONE FEBFOEMANCE ONLY
ISADORA
DUNCAN
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WITH SYMPHONY ORCHESTKa
NAIIAV ritAVKO Conductor
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ACADEMY OF MUSIO
NEXT WED. NIGHT at 8: 15
OREAT WELCOME HOME TO JOHN
McG0RMACK
OnU- Concert In Philadelphia Thla Beaaei
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